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The Case of the Man Who Two-Thirds Wasn't There by glisteningceruleaneyes
Fandoms: Disco Elysium (Video Game)
29 May 2022
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Three-and-one-third bodies have been found in an abandoned vehicle on the riverbank.
It would be a challenging case even without the bad weather, weapons smuggling, white nationalists, industrial accidents, and the concept of pedigree dog breeds—but over it all hangs one troubling question: What is it that fascinates you about Kim Kitsuragi? Is it working class camaraderie? A sinister hex of mysterious origin? Did you imprint on him in Martinaise, like an amnesiac duckling? If you don’t figure out what’s going on soon, people are going to start to notice. Especially him.
And sooner or later? Everything is related to the case.
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10 Jan 2026
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Love, Bertie by cucumbermoon
Fandoms: Jeeves - P. G. Wodehouse, Jeeves & Wooster (TV 1990)
07 Nov 2025
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Separated by war, Bertie and Jeeves exchange letters.
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At Your Service by Faith Wood (faithwood) for Brief_and_Dreamy
Fandoms: Harry Potter - J. K. Rowling
14 Jan 2012
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Hogwarts students are in danger; Harry is determined to save them all. There's only one thing he knows for certain: Draco Malfoy is somehow involved.
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“Link, what year is it?” He asks again. Link finally snaps.
“2016! Why do you keep asking me that?!” He shouts, now sufficiently pissed off. On top of that, Rhett is just looking at him. He’s looking at him like he does when Link isn’t getting something obvious, like a joke or an answer to a question. It makes Link feel even worse.
“Because, Link…” Rhett trails off, and for some reason he looks like he’s about to cry, “We’re engaged.”Series
- Part 1 of Chances
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06 Apr 2020
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Usually it's brought up with a subtle wink and nudge; fans or interviewers or any number of anonymous internet folk testing the waters, trying to feel out their reactions. But then there are the brazen ones, the people who'll ask them point blank without fear: so are you guys gay or what?
And they've always laughed it off with a wink and a joke. Not yet, they'd say in nearly perfect unison. A denial, but enough wiggle room left over to still keep people wondering. They've been walking a fine edge of what's acceptable as comedy and frowned upon as baiting for what feels like forever, is what it all boils down to. So it's time they finally put this thing to bed.
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- Part 1 of 7 Days
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02 Apr 2020